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The suspect had previously been let out on bail twice within a month-long period on separate domestic violence and attempted armed robbery charges

The Boise Police Department previously required candidates to have an associate degree; future officers will only need a high school diploma or GED

The professor, who had locked himself out of his campus building, did not have ID to show the officer

School officials say the rebranding can help police appear more approachable and foster a stronger campus community

"I would not like to see the school besmirched by hosting a brutal killer of police officers,” said Diane Piagentini, whose husband and a second officer were ambushed in 1971

Officers have also been barred from eating in certain dining halls

“We may have a false choice to make here: college or no college.”

Adams, a former cop, entertained the idea after meeting with Chicago's mayor, who just dropped a similar requirement

Battalion Chief Stephen Gollan said that after two victims collapsed, two others became ill while trying to give them CPR from the residue on their bodies

Graduate degree programs can help law enforcement professionals develop the critical-thinking skills required to navigate the complex realities of modern public safety

Officer Brett Morava and Lt. Glenn McCune have used an AED not once, but twice to save lives in the last few years

The officers were identified as campus police officer John Painter and campus safety officer J.J. Jefferson

Classes were held remotely Tuesday after a former lecturer sent a video referencing a mass shooting to members of the philosophy department

"Very few young people are going into [policing], and so we need to do something about that really quickly," said state Rep. Lenny Mirra